Accept county funds for emergency medical services under Measure H
Resolution Resolution No. 14-07
In Plain English
Contra Costa County voters approved Measure H to fund emergency medical services countywide. The county allocates a portion of these tax revenues to Richmond each year. The city must formally accept the funds to use them for local emergency medical programs.
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Approve consent calendar
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